1. Akzo Nobel, Eka Chemicals Moses Lake, WA
Hydrogen Pipeline providing Boiler Fuel to JR Simplot Moses Lake, WA
Akzo Nobel, Eka Chemicals Moses Lake, WA

2. 49 CFR Public Awareness
State’s the operator’s public awareness program must specifically include provisions to educate the public, appropriate government organizations and persons engaged in excavation related activities on:
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3. Physical indications that such a release may have occurred;
49 CFR Public Awareness
Use of one call notification system prior to excavation and other damage prevention activities;
Possible hazards associated with unintended release from hydrogen pipeline facility;
Physical indications that such a release may have occurred;
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4. Procedures for reporting such an event.
49 CFR Public Awareness
Steps that should be taken for public safety in the event of a pipeline release; and
Procedures for reporting such an event.
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5. Washington One Call
Use of one call notification system prior to excavation and other damage prevention activities;
Akzo Nobel is registered with Washington One Call. Whenever any excavation work is completed adjacent too or near the pipeline people must call 811at least 3 days prior to beginning the excavation.
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6. Possible Hazards
Possible hazards associated with unintended release from hydrogen pipeline facility.
Hydrogen, odorless, colorless, tasteless gas.
The gas may cause a flash fire.
May cause convulsions. May affect the central nervous system. Reduces oxygen available for breathing
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7. Physical Indications A pipeline marker is damaged
Digging equipment adjacent to pipeline markers
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8. Steps To Protect Public Safety
Call 911
Call Akzo Nobel 24 hour contact
Isolate for ½ mile in all directions
Stay up wind of the excavated area
Walk away don’t drive away, potential ignition source
Keep away from all ignition sources
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9. Procedures for Reporting
Call 911
Call Akzo Nobel
Akzo Nobel has detailed procedures for reporting pipeline failures.
They are:
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10. Procedures for Reporting
The Akzo Nobel Pipeline Operations Managers are required to contact the Pipeline Hazardous Material Safety Administration (PHMSA) at the earliest practical moment following an incident. The Akzo Nobel Pipeline Manager must report:
The Akzo Nobel Pipeline Operator Identification Number # 32358;
Name of person making the report and phone number;
The location of the incident;
The time of the incident;
The number of fatalities and personal injuries, if any; and
All other significant facts that are known by the operator this is relevant to the cause of the incident or extent of damages.
The 24-hour Emergency Phone # for PHMSA/ Department of Transportation is:
c. The Akzo Nobel Pipeline Operations Manager shall give notice to the Washington Utilities & Transportation Council (WUTC) emergency number within two hours of discovering an incident or hazardous condition that:
Results in a fatality or personal injury requiring hospitalization;
Results in damages to the property of the operator and others of a combined total exceeding $50,000;
Results in an evacuation of a building, or high occupancy structure or areas;
Results in the unintentional ignition of hydrogen.
Results in a pipeline or system pressure exceeding the Maximum Allowable Operating Pressure (MAOP) plus 10% or exceeds 250 psi MOP;
Is significant, in the judgment of the operator, even though it does not meet the criteria of the above.
d. The Akzo Nobel Pipeline Operations Manager has other reporting requirements that are less time restrictive and are located in the Hydrogen Pipeline Operations & Maintenance Manual.
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